Men are more affected by oral cancer than women. Oral cavity cancer is usually present with a red patch having ill-defined margins that may be slightly raised. It may present as a lump in mouth that is felt with the tip of the tongue. In some cases, oral cavity cancer presents as a non-healing ulcer. In modalities such as Ayurveda, there are medicines like Cancertame, which helps with the treatment of oral cancer when taken in recommended dose. For more information: www.cancertame.com Email us at: support@cancertame.com Read article at: https://www.cancertame.com/in/articles-list

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Oral cancer symptoms
Oral cancer stages
Oral cancer diagnosis
Oral cancer risk factors
Oral cancer prevention

2. Oral cancer is usually present with a red patch
having ill-defined margins that may be slightly
raised or a lump in mouth that is felt with tongue
tip. Oral cancer includes cancer of tongue, mouth
floor, buccal mucosa, lower alveolus, upper alveolus
and the hard palate's. Oral cancer can become life
threatening if not diagnosed and treated early.
Oral cancer

3. Oral cancer symptoms
Sore throat or
feeling that
something is
stuck in the
throat
Red or white
patches on the
lining of the
mouth or
tongue
Loose teeth
with no
apparent
reason
Difficulty
chewing or
swallowing
Mouth ulcers or
sores that do not
heal and bleeding,
pain, or numbness
in mouth
Ear pain

4. Oral cancer stages
Recurrent - the oral cavity is the one that reappears
after an apparent recovery in response to the initial
treatment
Stage I - the tumour is less than 2 cm in size
Stage II - the tumour is more than 2 cm but less
than 4 cm in size
Stage III - the tumour involves lymph nodes on the
same side of the neck
Stage IV - the tumour invades the surrounding
tissues or metastasises to distant organs of the
body

5. Oral cancer diagnosis
Biopsy
Local physical
examination
X-rays or
CT-Scan

6. Oral cancer risk factors
Weak immune system of the body
Poor dental hygiene and certain nutritional factors
such as deficiency of vitamin A and vitamin B
Ill-fitted denture may lead to oral cavity carcinoma
due to chronic abrasion of the buccal mucosa
Chronic and excessive consumption of alcohol
Tobacco smoking or tobacco & betel nut chewing
Leukoplakia (whitish patch) & erythroplakia (red
velvety patch) are pre-cancerous conditions of oral
cancer

7. Oral cancer prevention
Visiting dentist regularly
If you smoke or drink, quit
Brushing and flossing twice a day

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